LINQ returns an anonymous dynamic object.

The following error is reported:

Void main () {var x = getspareinfobycode (); console. write (X. key); // error: "object" does not contain the definition of "key"} public dynamic getspareinfobycode () {var words = from word in "The quick brown fox jumps over the lazy dog ". split () orderby word. toupper () Select word; var duplicates = from word in words group word. toupper () by word. toupper () into G where G. count ()> 1 select new {G. key, Count = G. count ()}; return duplicates ;}

 

Use tolist

void Main(){    //var  x=GetSpareInfoByCode();    IEnumerable<object> y=GetSpareInfoByCode();    //foreach (var item in (IEnumerable<object>)x)    foreach (var item in y)    {        Console.Write(item.GetType().GetProperty("Key").GetValue(item, null));        Console.Write(item.GetType().GetProperty("Count").GetValue(item, null));    }}    public dynamic  GetSpareInfoByCode(){    var words =        from word in "The quick brown fox jumps over the lazy dog".Split()        orderby word.ToUpper()        select word;            var duplicates =        from word in words        group word.ToUpper() by word.ToUpper() into g        where g.Count() > 1        select new { g.Key, Count = g.Count() };            return duplicates.ToList();        }

Is there a simpler and more efficient way?